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Al Jazeera’s Griffiths argues diplomacy between Washington and Tehran may only move forward if both sides accept the costs of recent confrontation.

A youth-led protest in India’s capital has been sustained by an unusual but vital supply chain: food delivery riders ferrying meals, snacks and bottled water from supporters across the country and overseas. Near Delhi’s

A US missile struck the Iranian island of Larak on Wednesday, the Tasnim news agency reported, in the latest attack to target the Islamic republic’s islands in and around the Strait of Hormuz. The islands have been hit

Austria opened a new police station in Adolf Hitler's former house, in a deliberate effort to deter today's ascendant far-right extremists from making pilgrimages to the Nazi dictator's birthplace.

Member states of the International Criminal Court are set to vote on Friday on whether to remove chief prosecutor Karim Khan over allegations of sexual misconduct, a decision that comes at a sensitive moment for the

Researchers off Dominica say sperm whales changed the structure of their clicks when ships were nearby, offering a new way to detect marine traffic

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio met Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi on Wednesday on the sidelines of a regional gathering led by the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, as tensions in the Middle East and the

Thousands of supporters of India’s self-styled “cockroach” youth movement have been camped in New Delhi, pressing for the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan in what has become one of the biggest public

Senior officials from Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates used coordinated social media messages on Tuesday to project solidarity after months of reported friction between the two Gulf states. Saudi Minister of

The United States plans to announce an agreement with Saudi Arabia giving the kingdom a civilian nuclear programme, according to media reports, amid renewed fighting involving the Gulf oil giant.

Thousands of fans braved cold and rain to give the Argentine football squad a rapturous welcome home in Buenos Aires, after landing back without star Lionel Messi following their World Cup final loss to Spain.

New York's mayor found himself addressing a question few big-city mayors ever expect to face publicly: whether his own office has any authority to enforce an international arrest warrant against a sitting foreign head

Victims of transnational online scams in East Asia, Southeast Asia, Australia and New Zealand lost as much as $114.1 billion last year, according to a United Nations report that points to a rapid expansion of the

GENEVA: The United Nations on Tuesday condemned what it described as intensifying Israeli attacks in Gaza, saying the strikes had killed at least 57 Palestinians in the past week despite the ceasefire that has been in

German authorities warned of the growing influence of AI and digital technology on the sexual abuse of children, saying in a report that criminal abusers are increasingly using these tools.

New Liverpool head coach Andoni Iraola says he is determined to keep Alexis Mac Allister and Alisson for his first season in charge, even with Mac Allister having been linked to a move to Real Madrid.

France’s parliament moved on Tuesday toward approving a sweeping ban on social media access for children under 15, a step that would make the country the first in Europe to impose such a digital age limit on platforms

India’s opposition parties have seized on student protests over exam leaks and corruption, turning a movement that began outside electoral politics into one of the few recent openings against Prime Minister Narendra